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Subpoenas Duces Tecum. The clerk of the court may, upon the request of one of the parties and under the seal of the court, issue a subpoena commanding persons to attend and give testimony or to produce the books, papers, or other documents designed therein. The court, however, may, upon proper motion by the party served, squash the subpoena if it is unreasonable or unduly oppressive, or condition or modify its effect. Subpoenas constitute one of the principal instruments of the government in the prosecution of criminal antitrust cases. They are usually served prior to the start of the trial or very early therein, in order to allow the respondents ample time to comply. 

Decision state The document status (green hook and red cross) displays whether an alternative was selected or rejected and provide an indicator for further handling of a document. In this way, all decisions in the course of a project can be captured. Beyond that, the rational behind the decision is documented by an application of the Issue Based Information System, IBIS [798]. The benefit of documenting design rationale is pointed out e.g. by Conklin and Yakemovic [607] (see also Sect. 2.5). 

The last part of this discussion will be devoted to some overarching issues documentation, the roll of design tools and other resources, and regulatory issues and their impact on the design activity. 

Wright, P. Issues of Content and Presentation in Document Design in Heland, M. (Ed.) Handbook of Human-Computer Interaction, pp 629-653, Amsterdam, Elseviw (North-Holland), 1988. 

Although the philosophy that lies behind Safety Cases is that a company or facility will develop a document designed to meet its own particular needs and requirements, most facilities will have programs that are quite similar to one another. Therefore the International Association of Drilling Contractors (lADC) has developed a Health Safety and Environment Case Guideline for Drilling Contractors. This standard, which was first issued in 2003, is not a template it... 

The second aspect of quahty documentation is to detail how the work processes referred to in the manual are performed. The QA unit is often the organization responsible for issuing a set of procedures designed to assure conformance to the appropriate standards or to company poHcy. The procedures, often called standard operation procedures (SOP) or quahty operating procedures (QOP), should include such topics as customer complaints, audit protocols, stabihty testing, preparation of COAs, test method vahdation, etc. 

Decide on the conventions to be used in identifying the issue status of design documents during development and following design certification. 

In the world of documents there are two categories those that are controlled and those that are not controlled. A controlled document is one where requirements have been specified for its development, approval, issue, revision, distribution, maintenance, use, storage, security, obsolescence, or disposal. You do not need to exercise control over each of these elements for a document to be designated a controlled document. Controlling documents may be limited to controlling their revision. On the other hand, you cannot control the revision of national standards but you can control their use, their storage, their obsolescence, etc. Even memoranda can become controlled documents if you impose a security classification upon them. 

A systematic approach to energy-efficient design can cost-effectively cut energy costs by 25 percent to 50 percent, as has been documented in both new construction and retrofit. The evidence on how energy-efficient design can increase worker productivity has been limited, so the issue has been a controversial one. 

To those already familiar with hazard/risk analysis methods, a "PHA" designates a Preliminary Hazard Analysis. Unfortunately, the PSM Rule uses these same letters to designate Process Hazard Analysis. In this document, PrHA will designate Process Hazard Analysis to avoid confusion with Preliminary Hazard Analysis. Note that other literature may be confusing on this issue. 

In order to understand the use and intent of the various immunotoxicology regulatory guidelines and guidance documents, the difference between two concepts familiar to toxicologists should be emphasized. Hazard, identification refers to a method which is essentially qualitative that is, it is designed to detect the ability of a test article to produce a certain (in the context of toxicology) adverse effect, without reference to exposure issues. Risk assessment, on the other hand, takes into consideration method, dose, and duration of exposure, condition(s) of the exposed population, and concurrent... 

A good document takes one issue at a time, and each type will be involved in more than one issue. For this reason, 00 analysis and design tools usually support the idea that each type or action may make an appearance in more than one drawing. This means that anyone wanting a full understanding of a type must search out all its appearances or, better still, get the tool to show the type s definition in full. 

The purpose of documentation is to explain the essential parts of a requirement, design, or implementation in a way that would not be obvious from the code itself. Think of all the documentation parts of development as writing this explanation. It includes model diagrams, examples, informal sketches, formal specifications, storyboards, tables, and so on only because they make the explanation clearer, uncover hidden issues and problems, and help you focus on some things while deferring details of others. 

Document in a package the overall guidelines or cookbook rules, including design and coding standards, that you want to follow for all these issues and particularly the rules to follow when adding new features to the system. 

The aim of this chapter is to document how catalytic reactions can be promoted and regulated by the presence of coadsorbed species and by the design of active structures at catalyst surfaces. To clarify these issues, this chapter examines two classes of well-defined catalyst surfaces chemically designed surfaces and single-crystal surfaces. 

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